Fumigant selection depends on your specific situation — pest type, grain temperature, storage structure, and the method we'll be using. We won't know the right answer until we've assessed your job. What we can tell you is that we use proven, effective fumigants and choose based on what will achieve the best kill for your conditions — not what's cheapest or easiest for us.

We utilize the primary methods: direct application, recirculation, probe and feed, and direct-in recirculation combined. The method we choose is based on your situation, conditions, and which will deliver the most effective treatment. We'll walk you through our recommendation and why before anything starts.

Temperature is one of the most important variables in fumigation. It affects how the fumigant moves through the grain mass, how effective it is, and how long the required hold period needs to be. Cold grain requires longer exposure times to achieve the same kill. We account for this in our planning and won't cut the hold period short to meet an artificial deadline.

Pricing varies based on several factors: which fumigant is used, the bushel capacity of your storage structure, the method required, and how far we're traveling to reach you including other expenses that are related to the job. We don't publish flat rates because a flat rate would either overcharge simple jobs or underprice complex ones. The best way to get an accurate number is to contact us — we'll get the details we need and give you a real quote.

The hold period is determined by the fumigant selected, grain temperature, and the method used. It can range from a few days to longer in cold conditions. We'll give you a realistic timeline at the start — not an optimistic guess. You'll know what to expect before we seal anything.

We're willing to travel. Travel distance does factor into pricing, but it doesn't disqualify a job. If you're unsure whether we service your area, reach out — we'll give you a straight answer.